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Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds

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(Images: Kayla Rocca)
(Images: Kayla Rocca)
(Images: Kayla Rocca)

Come summer, the city’s streets are slammed with cyclists. Whether it’s for exercise or an attempt to avoid the TTC for a whole season, most locals love to ride—especially in the west end, where a bike is practically a requirement of residency. On a Sunday morning, we spotted owners astride well-loved clunkers, shiny new pride-and-joys and quirky hand-painted rides. Regardless of what their wheels looked like, everyone had much to say about their preferred mode of transport. Here, 17 cyclists that cruise in style.

Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
(Images: Kayla Rocca)
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Street Style: city cyclists pause to pose with their two-wheeled steeds
Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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